BitGo Extends Custody Approval Rules to Binance, Bybit and Deribit Transfers

TLDR

BitGo added Binance, Bybit, Bitstamp and Deribit to its institutional service, BitGo Link.
BitGo Link now connects to 10 exchange brands, up from six.
Transfers through Link follow the same approval rules as BitGo custody wallets.
Only eligible institutional clients can use the service, not retail users.
BitGo has not shared commercial terms or a rollout schedule for the new exchanges.

BitGo Holdings has extended its custody approval rules to four more crypto exchanges. The company added Binance, Bybit, Bitstamp and Deribit to BitGo Link, its institutional service for managing exchange accounts.
The announcement came between November 10 and 11, 2026. With the new additions, BitGo Link now connects to 10 centralized exchange brands, up from six.
Transfers sent through Link follow the same roles, approval workflows and Policy Engine that BitGo uses for its custody wallets. That means the rules deciding who can approve a move out of a custody wallet also apply when assets go to an exchange.

More exchanges. One place to manage them. BitGo Link now supports @binance, Bitstamp, @Bybit_Official, @DeribitOfficial, and @okx.
Learn more: https://t.co/kpWHxVHO0c pic.twitter.com/OFxwTgKgta
— BitGo (@BitGo) November 11, 2026

How the Service Works
Eligible clients can track asset-level balances, move funds between platforms and manage access permissions from one console. Balances are visible in both BitGo custody wallets and connected exchange accounts, including supported subaccounts.
The service supports direct deposits and withdrawals between BitGo custody wallets and linked exchanges. Clients can also shift funds between main accounts and subaccounts on the same exchange without leaving the BitGo interface.
According to a market report, the tool is built so treasury and operations teams do not need a separate interface for each venue. It works alongside BitGo’s other services, including BitGo Go Network and BitGo Prime.
Only institutional clients who meet BitGo’s eligibility rules can use these features. Retail users do not have direct access to Link.
Before this update, BitGo Link supported six platforms. These were Coinbase Exchange, Kraken, Crypto.com, Gate, Bitget and OKX.
Each new exchange covers a different part of the market, according to reports from industry media. Binance is among the largest spot markets by global volume, while Bybit has a large presence in spot and derivatives trading.
Deribit holds a majority share of crypto options trading. Bitstamp has one of the longest operating histories in the industry.
BitGo’s Background
BitGo first launched Link in August 2026, about three months before this expansion. The company said the goal was to centralize operations in a trading market spread across many venues.
CEO Mike Belshe said during product development that institutions should be able to manage portfolios from a single point of control. He said this should apply no matter where they place their trades.
The official press release does not describe Link as an exchange. It also does not give Link direct order execution functions beyond the exchange integrations described in the announcement.
Reports say the expansion adds to BitGo’s institutional offering. That offering includes regulated custody, settlement, trading and liquidity management.
BitGo Holdings has traded on the New York Stock Exchange since its initial public offering in January 2026. The company runs BitGo Bank & Trust, National Association. BitGo describes that unit as the first federally chartered digital asset custody bank owned by a publicly traded company.
Information released through November 11 does not list commercial terms for the four new exchanges. It also does not detail possible technical limits by subaccount type on each platform.
BitGo has not confirmed a phased rollout schedule. It is also unclear whether the new connections are available right away to all eligible clients.
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